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Cheonggyecheon: How Seoul Turned a Buried Highway Back Into a River
1–2 minutesCheonggyecheon, Seoul: from drainage channel to shanty town to covered highway to glowing city stream. One of the best urban comebacks anywhere.
Cheonggyecheon, Seoul: from drainage channel to shanty town to covered highway to glowing city stream. One of the best urban comebacks anywhere.
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